Ever since the Lion King gave Mordred a ride around East Street, a mysterious gang had quietly appeared on the streets of the Holy City, roaming through alleys and side roads to commit crimes.
Within Camelot, whether they were petty thugs who stole chickens and dogs or arrogant noble lords who acted with impunity, all became targets of this mysterious gang.
Unscrupulous people who had done shady things during the day were often knocked unconscious by bricks flying from nowhere or clubs swinging down upon them while heading out or returning home, then dragged into dark little corners and thoroughly beaten.
At dawn the next day, Camelot's citizens would often see several bullies who had been swaggering about the day before reduced to bruised and battered wrecks, stripped naked, with either evidence of their crimes hanging around their necks as they were stuffed into garbage bins, or dumped at the doorsteps of constables and the camps of the Purification Knights.
According to the victims' tearful accounts, it had been too dark, and their attackers had struck viciously and ruthlessly. They had not seen their assailants clearly at all. The only thing they could confirm was that the attackers seemed rather short, and were highly skilled at erasing traces and fleeing afterward. They were absolutely professional repeat offenders.
Besides Camelot's undesirables being targeted, some residents also found their lost property returned or their difficult problems conveniently solved by mysterious people of justice passing by.
Every time they acted, this group of mysterious people would generally leave behind a crooked insignia. According to professional interpretations, these were markings and writing unique to fae, and they shared similar divine patterns with the Salvation Squad that had appeared during the suppression of the disaster in the southern region of Fill Town.
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